The second annual Two Shrines Pilgrimage, a three-day walk in the spirit of the Chartres pilgrimage from Edinburgh to St Andrews, with the particular intention of the reconversion of Scotland, will take place this year from August 5-7. The pilgrimage will incorporate the Extraordinary Form of the Holy Mass and traditional devotions. If you are interested in walking all or part of the route, please register your interest by e-mailing the2shrines@gmail.com as soon as possible. The itinerary will be as follows:
Saturday, August 5 - St Mary’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, Edinburgh, to St Margaret’s Memorial Church, Dunfermline
Sunday, August 6 - St Margaret’s Church to Falkland Palace
Monday. August 7 - Falkland Palace to St Andrew’s Cathedral, St Andrews.
Members of the public are welcome to follow the pilgrimage and to attend its liturgies and other events. If you wish to be kept updated by e-mail please contact us using the address above. Those who cannot participate in walking the pilgrimage are advised that for the concluding Holy Mass in St Andrews on Monday, August 7, the organizers are hoping to arrange for that evening the first Solemn High Mass celebrated in the ruins of St Andrew’s Cathedral since the Reformation.
Click here to see and download the application form for pilgrimage.
Click here to see and download the membership application for the Confraternity of St Ninian.
Saturday, August 5 - St Mary’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, Edinburgh, to St Margaret’s Memorial Church, Dunfermline
Sunday, August 6 - St Margaret’s Church to Falkland Palace
Monday. August 7 - Falkland Palace to St Andrew’s Cathedral, St Andrews.
Members of the public are welcome to follow the pilgrimage and to attend its liturgies and other events. If you wish to be kept updated by e-mail please contact us using the address above. Those who cannot participate in walking the pilgrimage are advised that for the concluding Holy Mass in St Andrews on Monday, August 7, the organizers are hoping to arrange for that evening the first Solemn High Mass celebrated in the ruins of St Andrew’s Cathedral since the Reformation.
Click here to see and download the application form for pilgrimage.
Click here to see and download the membership application for the Confraternity of St Ninian.
Some images from last year’s pilgrimage.
